Boxing

The undercard, or preliminary matches, consists of preliminary bouts that occur before the headline or "main event" of a particular boxing, professional wrestling, horse racing, auto racing, or other sports event. (In auto racing, however, the term "support race" occurs more commonly.) Typically, promoters intend the undercard to provide fans with an opportunity to see up-and-coming fighters or fighters not so well-known and popular as their counterparts in the main event. The undercard also ensures that if the main event ends quickly fans will still feel that they received sufficient value for the price of their admission.

Impossible to answer, obvioulsy if ur talking Tyson of this era v maciano of that era, Tyson would win in 1st round but if u were to put them in the same time era it would be a great fight.

Shane has two (2) siblings (Venus and Cerena).

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James Ricky Coward aka "Coach Rick The Mittologist" a Professional / Celebrity & Amateur Boxing Trainer based in New Jersey. He is renowned for his near perfect adaptation of the renowned Roger Mayweather Boxing Padowrk / Mittwork System.

John Sargent - boxer - was born on 1964-06-10.

He is one of the hardest punchers in boxing history, and he twice beat Floyd Patterson in the first round.

Won the Heavyweight title after Muhammad Ali was dispossed of the championship for refusing induction into the US Armed Services (actually, I believe the such put him into -long term- litigation.....). Solidified claim on title when he took Jimmy Ellis (WBA reigning titleist) apart at M.S.G. and then participated in the at the time highest purses boxing match (2.5 mil., ea.) with the returning Muham.Ali -winning- in what was billed as "The Fight of the Century" (and, in most folks minds, -truly was that-). The Ali match came in 71. Frazier was a truly tremendous and "Great...." champion. When he lost the title in such "shocking" form with George Foreman, in Jamaca, the average citzen on the street was rocked and shocked to their -socks-. He came back..fought Ali in two more matches losing ea. however, their third battle, known as "The Thriller in Manilla" is recognized as an all-time-great -contest-//Joe Frazier is yet living and reported in good health. he lives in Philadelphia and has a very famous boxing gym, there. Career: Ali beat him twice; and Foreman beat him, twice. No one else ever could though, he did have a late age comeback draw with a low-medium commodity (historically) named Jumbo Cummings (in one of Joe Frazier's books he calls that meeting a 'win', but...it was a 'draw', officially)

You are TALKING about 65 pro bouts, Babe! Go to Muhammad Ali, boxer and find his record that way. Who ever posted this question, obviously knows "very little" about the GAME. JOHN WILKINSON boxer (retired) 23-15-1 amateur (14 pro bouts, too).WilkinsonJboxingII@Hotmail.com to reach me personally NEW BRITAIN, CT location.

They only fought once. Since Ali used a surprise tactic (rope a dope) to beat Foreman, it would not be very effective to try the same tactic twice with success. Foreman lost much of his mystique and others were able to beat him following that loss against Ali.

He was welterweight champion from 1946 to 1951, and 5 time middleweight champion from 1951 through to 1960.

1 in ever 2200 fights someone dies :(

Foreman For Real was created in 1995-09.

Adam de la Halle died in 1288.

Yulla Habub

heavyweight ~ above 200 ibs cruiserweight ~ not over 200 lightheavyweight ~ not over 175 supermiddleweight ~ not over 168 middleweight ~ not over 160 jr middleweight (super welterweight) ~ not over 154 welterweight ~ not over 147 jr welterweight (super lightweight) ~ not over 140 lightweight ~ not over 135 jr lightweight (super featherweight) ~ not over 130 featherweight ~ not over 126 jr featherweight (super bantamweight) ~ not over 122 bantamweight ~ not over 118 jr bantamweight (super flyweight) ~ not over 115 flyweight ~ 112 jr flyweight ~ 108 mini flyweight (so called by the ibf), minimumweight (wba) straw weight (wbc) ~ 105 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boxing_weight_classes

The term 'punch drunk' means that a person has a cerebral concussion caused by repeated blows to the head in boxing. The person exhibits hand tremors, slow movement of the muscles, hesitated speech and dulled mentality.

yes he boxed oranges at the grocery store

Before you turn pro you will generally be on no wage unless you are in your countries squad. James Degale (2008 light heavyweight olympic gold medallist) was offered a reported £90,000 a year to stay amatuer.

Kharim Blown

the average boxer can weigh up to 100 lbs. that's a big dog.

well it also depends on how long you have trained like i have trained for 2 years in Muay Thai and BJJ and i go 2 hours a day and i train 4 days a week.you also need to consider his size is he bigger the you?is he stronger then you?all these things come into play once you talk about fighting someone.but if hes about your size and you have been going longer then he has or nearly as long then you should win

Marciano is the only heavyweight champion to retire with an undefeated record, though he is often omitted from the lists of the greatest of all time due to the realitivly low level of competition in the heavyweight division at that time...

A boxer does not have to select which weight class they will fight in. They may fight in any weight class as long as they weigh less than the maximum for the class the day before the fight at the weigh-in.

The boxer will schedule fights in both weight classes months apart from each other. This allows the boxer to make the weight for one fight and have several months to gain or lose weight to make the weight for the other class.

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